Lancaster Bible College| Capital Seminary & Graduate School provides students with many opportunities to grow both inside and outside the classroom. An upcoming educational trip to Oxford, England, is a once-in-a-lifetime global learning opportunity for LBC | Capital students of all majors.
WHO:
LBC | Capital’s travel experiences help students shape their worldview by experiencing the world. As students broaden their horizons, they deepen their relationship with God through study abroad options. Travel opportunities give students the chance to visit new places, experience other cultures and expand their education. Usually offered annually, trips or tours are short-term opportunities with long-term impact while enriching student learning through experiences that make the Scriptures come to life.
WHAT:
Students can earn up to 9 credits and choose an array of learning options. Classes such as literature, history, education, world affairs, creative writing and more, including a one-on-one tutorial with an Oxford Don, will be available. “This trip will change the ways you think and learn as you discover the history, literature, and culture of England through exploration and inquiry at the oldest English university in the world,” shared Dr. Timothy Shea, one of LBC’s education professors leading the trip.
WHERE:
Learning through the New College at Oxford will be hands-on and provide students the freedom to explore London, Windsor, Stratford-upon-Avon and even sites like C. S. Lewis’ home. Learning will take place in the ancient spaces of New College, Oxford University as well as in museums, cafes, pubs, parks and a range of historic venues throughout the region. Participants in this program will live in Oxford with dozens of other college students from around the United States.
WHEN:
July 3-25, 2023, in collaboration with Maryville University in St. Louis
HOW:
LBC | Capital students interested in the Oxford trip may contact Dr. Timothy Shea at LBC | Capital, tshea@lbc.edu, or Maryville University’s representative, Dr. Alden Craddock, acraddock@maryville.edu.